Computer engineer · Linux systems and network administrator

Systems and network administrator

National Radar Center, Provincial Meteorology Center · Camagüey, Cuba · six years

Systems and network administrator at Cuba's National Radar Center. Servers, links, and a weather service that depended on all of it staying up.

• Linux administration
• Networks
• Servers
• Radar infrastructure

Computer science specialist

University of Camagüey, Economics Department

SQL Server and the accounting systems for a whole university department. If a number moved on that campus, it went through me.

• SQL Server
• Databases
• Internal systems

Solar tracking field service

Solar farms · United States

Solar tracking systems across US solar farms — the mechanics and the logic that turn every row to follow the sun all day.

• Solar tracking
• Field service
• Troubleshooting

Trades and kitchens

United States

Construction, remodeling, parking lots, delivery routes. Then kitchens: Wingstop, Cuban and Italian. A kitchen on a Friday night teaches what an outage teaches: prioritize, do not freeze, get the plate out. You read a system differently once you have carried it.

Computer engineering

University of Camagüey · five years

Informatics and exact sciences over five years. Where the trade started, and where I learned to sit with a problem until it moved. I became a father in my fourth year — exams and a newborn in the same week. Nothing since has felt busy.

I grew up in Florida, Camagüey, a small town in the middle of Cuba. We moved often enough that I lost count of the schools; the studying stuck. After the radar center I packed one suitcase for the United States — new country, no contacts, no shortcuts. The trade came with me.

Free software was the night workshop the whole time. Job site or kitchen line, I am still a sysadmin in my head.

I am looking for systems, network or Linux work — remote or in the field. One email is enough: terrerov@gmail.com